I am interested in buying this but want to know if it is compatible with the Australian system?
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This is the torch only - you need to add regulators. The regulators will most likely be in US threads with a right hand thread for O2 and left hand thread for Acetylene. This torch has US threads - you will likely need US regulators. As for the threads on your fuel tanks, you will have to ask your welding supplier. After you get all that figured out, it's a great little torch.
27444
Lilly, Probably know or don't care by now, but Smith Little torch is available with AUS.5/8-18 threads #114.004aus kit or see Smith equipment website
27445
I would buy Australian regulators. The hoses have a threaded connector, that is pretty common. I'm sure a welding or plumbing supplier will be able to make an adapter fitting.
557099
I live in the Bahamas and it works fine for me. Keep in mind that it is the international version.
398237
While I am not a software designer and have never been to Australia, I would wager that any software designed for a particular operating system will work on that operating system. That being said, I can tell you it works very well on my system (Windows 7 PC). If you get the student version, you will be required to submit proof of student status in order to activate the product. Having worked with full versions of Photoshop for years, this is not bad for being a scaled down version of the professional software. I would definitely contact the manufacturer (Adobe) to verify. http://www.adobe.com/company/contact.html is their "contact us" page. Good luck.
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Description indicates that the unit is region free and one answer to an earlier question indicated the responder played both region 1 and region 4 disks with no problems. I am currently waiting for seller to response to request for verification as to the unit being region free and will post when/if I get a response. I wanted to verify with seller as amazon site has confusing phrasing between a unit being region free (what you want) and units being NTSC/PAL compatible which would mean that the unit could be used with either a US or a UK television set ( US is NTSC and UK is PAL)
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I do not have their system, but this product is zwave compatible, zwave is a standard, if the switch and the controller both meet the standard it will work, one thing for sure, getting it from Amazon, there is no risk, they take returns and provide return shipping if u are unhappy
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I believe so. We bought it because I accidentally bought whole set DVD from Australia. Lol. It played fine.
761461
It definitely has a US plug. Not sure if you can get an Australian plug. Sorry i couldn't help.
1733329
I would say it's US locked. I live in the US and it works fine on my system.
634358
To be honest I am not sure. We use 120 in the states and I have read that they cannot be used in Australia. There are a few websites that have reviews for which ones can be used in Asia. Sorry I can't be of more help :(
1660093
The version I received was the Australian version, but it was properly unlocked, and have used both an AT&T; SIM and T-Mobile SIM in it without any problems.
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Hi John. I'd check with Lowrance on this as several things are question marks. geofencing is one issue. So are the maps. If the unit is being sold from the U.S. (new or used) it probably has the North American maps and that does you no good. If it's new from an Australian dealer you'll want to verify that it has the correct maps, not the U.S. default.
1933185
Im in canada and it works very well. I dont think there is a difference between the systems sold in canada and US.
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In my experience, this DOES NOT work on Australian-bought PS3 Skyrim. Just ordered it and it does not work.
955455
Thank you for your interest in our products. As long as you have the correct software to play those different region it will work.
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if you buy it from UK then yes, you can use it, as i bought it from UK website and i'm using it in Australia.
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Concerning power, sure - why not? But you'll have to do some research on the broadcast signal in Australia and what your TV is designed to accept (ie- PAL vs NTSC). There are good signal converters on amazon too.
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Possibly. I live in the USA and it works on my system which I got in the USA.